Eugene G. Bryan letter to Mother - May 2, 1917
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Y.M.C.A. On Active Service WITH THE BRITISH EXPEDITIONARY FORCE Somewhere in France July 6th 18 Darling Mother & all :- Just a line to let you know, I’m still going to think of you all were day, but don’t have time to write. The 4th was celebrated over here, & all the other allied country’s I guess. Hope you had a nice time. We were twelve days on the water, I sailed on the Steamer “Carpathian”. It was the old boat that rescued the survivors of teh “Titanic”. I havn’t rec’d any mail yet & guess I will get
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Some soon. Mamma, my serial number is 2178191, in case you should want to find out about me from the Gov. Besure to give the number & you can get information so much quicker. I’m a barber now. Chas, got me a pair of clippers before we left, & I get lots of practice. We are having fine weather now, & I never felt better in my life. Well mother I must close for this time & will write every time I get a chance. Hope you are all well & having a good time. With oceans of love Your devoted son Gene Co_C 314th Engrs 89th Div via N.Y. O.K. [illegible] censored by H. Shifrier 2nd Lt. Co C. 314th Eng A.E.F.
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| Title | Eugene G. Bryan letter to Mother - May 2, 1917 |
| Creator | Unknown |
| Source | Unknown. Eugene G. Bryan letter to Mother. May 2, 1917. Eugene G. Bryan Collection. Private Donor. |
| Description | Letter from Eugene "Gene" Bryan to his mother from camp, May 2, 1917. |
| Contributing Institution | Private Collector |
| Date Original | May 2, 1917 |
| Language | English |